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Efficient Cooperation between Java and Native Codes – JNI Performance Benchmark

Continuously evolving Java technology provides effective solutions for many industrial and scientific computing challenges. These solutions, however, often require cooperation between Java and native languages. It is possible to achieve such interoperability using the Java Native Interface (JNI); however, this facility introduces an overhead which must be considered while developing interface code. This paper presents JNI performance benchmarks for several popular Java Virtual Machine implementations. These may be useful in avoiding certain JNI pitfalls and provide a better understanding of JNI-related performance issues.

Dawid Kurzyniec | Vaidy S. Sunderam

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